would you put it past Jerry to take Cam Newton

[SilverStarCowboy]

With the #9 Overall?

:madden:

 

[JBS]

I'll say this..if newton is available @ 40 we might be interested..tell me what the chances are of Newton being on board @ 40 and I'll match that % w the likelihood we take him @ 9

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

I'll say this..if newton is available @ 40 we might be interested..tell me what the chances are of Newton being on board @ 40 and I'll match that % w the likelihood we take him @ 9

Safe to assume that means no, Jerry learned his lesson with Quincy Carter and we can trust the Dallas GM with the 9th overall pick.



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[jobberone]

I can easily see a trade down for a team wanting Cam.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Cam Newton will not be there at 9, sorry to inform all of you....

 

[Hostile]

Cam Newton will not be there at 9, sorry to inform all of you....

He's going to go #1 overall to Carolina or #4 to Cincinnati.

Jerry is not going to take a QB no matter who it is at #9.

 

[AbeBeta]

Safe to assume that means no, Jerry learned his lesson with Quincy Carter and we can trust the Dallas GM with the 9th overall pick.

Huh? What do you mean? He learned not to draft Black QBs?

 

[TwoCentPlain]

No one knows what Cam Newton will do in the NFL. After all is said and done, how do you think Cam Newton's career will compare to the likes of Steve Young, Donovan McNabb, and Dante Culpepper?

I wouldn't put it past Jerry Jones to take Newton at #9. Nor would I criticize him a lot if he did. QB is not a need as of now. But, one hit to Romo could change everything. And if Newton is the real deal, then Jerry Jones would have struck gold. With a year or two of learning, I think Newton is going to be a good QB. I hope Romo has another 5 productive years as the Cowboys QB. But, you just never know. And if rookie salaries are capped, Newton would have very good trade value in the near future.

I think it is very unlikely Cam Newton would be there at #9. And even more unlikely that Jerry Jones would take him.

Then again, the 49ers took Young when they had Montana. And I sort of remember a certain player named Steve Walsh being drafted. And didn't Jimmy Johnson volunteer to pick him up at the airport?

 

[Yeagermeister]

No one knows what Cam Newton will do in the NFL. After all is said and done, how do you think Cam Newton's career will compare to the likes of Steve Young, Donovan McNabb, and Dante Culpepper?

I wouldn't put it past Jerry Jones to take Newton at #9. Nor would I criticize him a lot if he did. QB is not a need as of now. But, one hit to Romo could change everything. And if Newton is the real deal, then Jerry Jones would have struck gold. With a year or two of learning, I think Newton is going to be a good QB. I hope Romo has another 5 productive years as the Cowboys QB. But, you just never know. And if rookie salaries are capped, Newton would have very good trade value in the near future.

I think it is very unlikely Cam Newton would be there at #9. And even more unlikely that Jerry Jones would take him.

Then again, the 49ers took Young when they had Montana. And I sort of remember a certain player named Steve Walsh being drafted. And didn't Jimmy Johnson volunteer to pick him up at the airport?

Young was drafted by Tampa

 

[big dog cowboy]

He likely won't be there at 9. If he is, I'm betting we trade down so some other team could take him there.

 

[Avery]

Huh? What do you mean? He learned not to draft Black QBs?

Reach much? Like Carter, Newton has a ton of ability with a two-cent head. The same could be said for Jeff George, Ryan Leaf, etc.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Huh? What do you mean? He learned not to draft Black QBs?

No but way back when Jerry took Quincy Carter he said that he was convinced after watching McNabb that the "Athletic QB" was the wave of the future.

He might have been sitting back all these years frothing over the next Vince Young or Jamarcus Russell.


:laugh2:

 

[AbeBeta]

Reach much? Like Carter, Newton has a ton of ability with a two-cent head. The same could be said for Jeff George, Ryan Leaf, etc.

What the heck kind of logic is that on the tails of the Dez Bryant pick? And don't say this is different b/c he's a QB -- you either take guys like that or you don't.

 

[AbeBeta]

No but way back when Jerry took Quincy Carter he said that he was convinced after watching McNabb that the "Athletic QB" was the wave of the future.

He might have been sitting back all these years frothing over the next Vince Young or Jamarcus Russell.


:laugh2:

Yeah, Michael Vick is laughing right back at your post. Josh Freeman thinks it is pretty funny as well.

 

[kmp77]

With the #9 Overall?

:madden:

Are we talking about the man who drafted Quincy Carter?

 

[clutch88]

Yeah, Michael Vick is laughing right back at your post. Josh Freeman thinks it is pretty funny as well.

I've said it before on this site..if Cam Newton is there at 9 you don't pass on him, if he ends up in the NFC or NFC east we will regret it like the Randy Moss debacle. You can take it to the bank people.

 

[UnoDallas]

He's going to go #1 overall to Carolina or #4 to Cincinnati.

Jerry is not going to take a QB no matter who it is at #9.

I think he slides to Washington at 10

would you want him the face of your frachise - not me - Danny Snyder does not care

I doubt if Riveria does either - I have Carolina - taking Dareuos or PP


1 Carolina - Dareous
2 Denver - Petersen
3 Buffalo – Gabbert
4 Bengals – Green
5 Cardinals – Quinn
6 Browns – J Jones
7 49ers – Prince
8 Tenn – Fairly
9 Dallas – Trade Down - Tyron Smith
10 Skins – Newton

 

[Shrevedude1]

It wouldn't be bad to see Dallas take Cam Newton, but I'm reasonably certain Carolina will take him.

 

[CATCH17]

Uh oh my post yesterday got in the OP's head.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Yeah, Michael Vick is laughing right back at your post. Josh Freeman thinks it is pretty funny as well.

Over the years there havn't been many examples to support your commedy.

No matter how you slice the gravy the pro game is still about pocket presence and decision making over athleticism and elusiveness.